J. Fergus

The rideshare companies are expected to appeal the decision.

Microsites have been one of the most widely used tools for activism and charity this year.

A simple concept has become a bright spot in quarantine and a YouTube sensation.

Quibi has admitted its shows are really longer productions split into 10-minute chunks, and it's using that sleight-of-hand to undercut show crews.

The V7 Animal is so cordial and delightfully underpriced, it’s almost rude not to add some magic to your chores today.

This is far too much unnecessary grief.

E.gg reaches back to the busy designs of the early internet.

Iceland would like to remind us of its stark beauty and take some of our pain all at once.

Are you cake? Are you sure?

From video cuddle sessions to immersive VR experiences, people are finding the next best thing to in-person affection.

Window Swap provides transfixing video views from windows across the globe.

Whether Tesla can meet demand on time remains to be seen, though. Its track record on that front is abysmal.

The robot could be used in factories, schools, and other high-traffic places.

This sleek, minimalist kettle does a lot with a little, and looks good doing it.

The legacy publication wants to focus on direct relationships with its audience.

The traditionally theater-only festival has had to embrace the virtual world and the challenges it brings with it.

From Doom Eternal to Jackbox, summer distraction is more affordable than ever.

It’s the second-largest U.S. city to ban the technology.

From stylus-free writing to fitness tracking, developers have a lot more to work with.

By its own and IBM's standards, anyway.